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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-07
THE DEvIL's AUCTION
Much nettor In All but sceuery-The N ow
Commerce Law.

Commerce Law.
The plot or story Of "The DEVILS Auc-
ton" remains the same always, but the
scenes and speclalties incident to 1t, as
given at the Opera House last night, were
almost entirely new. The Snow Brothers
gymnastic performacea were combinations
Of the marvellous, the difficult and the lu.
dfcrous, and brought down the house,
The groteeque act Of the Lorellas Is also nov.
81 and great, the ballots new and fine, and
the whole entertainment an improvement.
on former presentations. The audience
was the largest oftheseason. The scenery
was somewhat restricted last night, owing
to the effect Of the Interstate commerce
bill. This company has not ''caught on"
to the plan adopted by the "Evangeline"
party. This company Is compelled to
carry 1890 pounds Of extra baggage and
1900 weight of ecenery. To pay the
charges which under the new law the
railroad companies are compelled to make,
would consume all the profits OF
the entertainment. So the Company
makes contract Tor the transportation Of
its stuff with the Adams Express Com
pany. This company, not being affected
by the new law, takes the baggage and
ecenery at the prices formerly charged by
the railroad companies, hauls 1t over the
same lines, and the railroad companies
furnish tho power and facilities and get
nothing for the work. The peculiar work
ing Of the law in this relation has just be.
gun to attract attention. No doubt in a
few weeks the express companies will be
hauling all the theatrical freight at the old
rates, and making money by it.
The question las been raised whether
express companies cannot transport pass.
engers at reduced rates as express matter.
II they can, the railroads occupation is
gone. --.- -------- - ~ ~.
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About ninety per cent of the deafuees
met with in Wheeling aud vicinity ia
caused by catarrh, originating in the pha.
rynx, back OF the palate, and extending
through the eustschian tubes leading to
the middle car. The constant ringing
and other disngrecable noises 80 MANY are
afflicted with, arc often produced by
chronic catHrrh. IT. your hearing ia made
worae by n"cold," it ia catarrhal deaf.
ness, and can DO cured. II properly treated
before organic changes have taken place.
The worst caacs can be greatly improved
and tho cause removed, thus preserving
all that remains instead OF losingthe whole.
DR.. S. NJ. Slocum, the Oculist and Auriet,
OF this city, has all the latest and best al.
pliances Tor reaching these diseases. lie
does not profess 10 perform miracles"
but holds himself i'll readiness to do any
thing that skilHul specialist oun. Tie
Doctor 10 located Mt No. 60 Sixteenth
ntreet. Office hours from "a. NJ. to 5r.M,
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Mns. Lon1Sa,s DEATH.
A Shock and Surprise to Her Wide Circle
IN1a. ts-lai Y y Of Friends. NJ Us 2s'I "a

VII. Of Fricnds. rs
The announcement made In this city
late yesterday afternoon Of the death OF
Mrs. Loring, wife Of Major Alonzo Loring,
the well known secretary Of the Benwood
Nall Company, caused most profound
and general feeling Of rorrow In social
circles, and among all classes the ex-
preesions Of sympathy Tor the afflicted
husband and family we're numerous and
aincere. . EJ,g r--
Mrs. Loring's death occurred yesterday
afternoon at Monument Place, the family
mansion at Elm Grove. II was entirely
unexpected and came with all the 1orce Of
q crushing blow on the stricken family.
Mrs. Loring had been confined to her
room for over a week, but was not aup-
posed to be suffering from any other than
. slight indisposition; indeed her illneas
did not assume aerious and alarming
condition until just before the end.
Mrs. Loring was q lady generally ad-
mired. She was loving wife, kind and
indulgent mother and warm and atead.
Test friend-qualities tina. combined nat.
urally won her the eateem Of oil
who were favored in knowing
her. She made the home over which
she presided a lovely home, and
by her kindly hospitality a popular place
for tho social circle she graced. Her
large circle Of friends will deeply mourn
Mrs. Lorings death. She leavea FIVE
children, Measrs. Andrew and Samuel Pat.
terton, Mrs. A. A. Howell, IT,, and the
Misses Loring. 'H'a9 .ssi
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CdtarTh to CONSUMPTION,

Catarrh In Its destructive force saudsnest TO and
undoubtedly leads OIL to consumption. Its thcre.
fore singular that those afflicted with this fcariu,
disease shouid not make It the object Of their lives
to rid themselves Of II. Deceptive remedies con.
cocsed by ignorant prcscndcN to medical knowl.
edge have weakened tho confidence Of the rrca,
minority Of sufferers IN all adyestizeti feuttsfc.
They become resigned 10 u liie Of misery rathcr
Than torture themselves with doubtful palistiv"s
But this Will never do. Ca,srrh mus, be mn, q. j;
every stage and combatcd with all our might. In
many cases the disease has assumed dNrrr,om.
symptoms. The homes AMI carthage Of the nnsa
The orHa,S OF hearing. OF hcclug and OF tasting ~
affected rs to bG useless. the iivula No clopra;cT1
tho throat no !nilamei md irtitatel as 10 procc
constant md distressing cough,
santafds Radical t'ute meets every ntasc nj r..
tas'h, from simple head cold 10 Tho most ioath,
snmS nn% des'r.Syc ;S"SSh i Is local and con-
curing, safe, economical and ncvcriaiilpr, :"
Each package contains ono bottle OF ihp Raayes,
Cure, one box OF Catarrhal Solvent, and MI iM'
proved Inhaler, with treatise: price, 81. ''''
rortER DRu0 AND CHEMICAL Co., pextou.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folku
Abroad,

Strangers in the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. G. G. Holloway, OF Flushing, is at
the stamm House.
Miss Mamie McAIasters, Of this CITY, ia
the guest OF friends in Washington, Pa.
Mr.. L. L. Smith, Of New Cumberland,
VAS registered at the Stamm House yea
terdsy.
Mrs. Gi!erson, OF Stanton, Va, is tho
gueet oi her sister, Mis-. d. q. List, sr., at
her home on North Main street.
Mr.. \. l.. Rice, Of New York, lately a
we'll known buslness man here, ia here for
few days looking after some business
matters.
Mrs. Thomas McLure, OF Texas, ia via.
iting her numerous old friends and her
relatives in Wheeling alter an absence OF
several yesra.
Hon. J. &. Driggn, OF Woodstield. Mon
roe county, Ohio. Judge Of the court in
the district across the river, was III the
city lset evening, having come in from st.
Ciairsvitle, where he has been holding
court.
Mr.. Eph Wells. OF Siatersyi!e, waa at
the st. james again yesterday. The SiH.
te!s"il!e Democrat in its issue OF this week
has this i,en: Eph. Wells is to be mar
red Thursday, April 10Th, to lady in
Wheeling. The marriage will take place
in one Of the Presbyterian churches ii
that city. After the ceremony the couple
will visit Washington, d. g., and o,he,
points OF interest. The Democrat extendg
its hearty congratulations.
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StcubenSillc Base Ball,

Last evenings steubenville Herald SAYS :
The directors Of the base ball association
have signed their list Of players for the
season, and the men are expected to re-.
port for practice on Monday next. Treas
urer Woods, for the directors, is now ar
ranging preliminaries for the erection Of
buildings and the laying out OF the
grounde, which work will be completed by
April 10. The official list Of players
signed is RS follows: Carroll and Tanning,
the Cincinnati battery: Speck and Berr..
ming, Of last years ShAmrocks, OF Cincin-
natl; Bennett, Of Brsddock; Franklin, Of
youngstown; Nicholson. OF Bellaire j;
Darrah, OF East Liverpool; shennyieldter,
Of Oil City; O'Bright, Of Wheeling
Smurthwaite and Hennegan, Of Steuben-
vile, twelve men in all.
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Two Good Plays at Low Prices,

Next Saturday afternoon "East Lynns'
will DO given at the Opera House, and in
the evening "a Celebrated Case" by Mr..
Walter s. Baldwin, hiias Pearl Melville and
the Baldwin Theatre Company. The plays
will be we'll acted, the enterprise being
under the management OF Mr.. Albert j.
klunk, OF this city. The prices are put at
10 and 20 cents, reserved seats to be ee.
cured at Banners music store, com.
mencing this morning, without extra
charge. 1t is foregone conclusion that
all the desirable seats will be aold in sd-
vance, and those who want to see the
performances in comfort should select
their ueats early to-day.
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MURDER AT pARKEnspuRe., :
A Man Deliberately Killed while In the
Custody OF the Police. 5F


Alta lste hour los. Monday night one OF
the most deliberate murders ever commit.
ted in this State occurred In Parkersburp,
on one Of the principal thorouehiarcs and
In the presence Of two ofIiceru Of the law.
Taylor Fountaine, who WAS in the custody
Of the otiicers, was shot and almost In.
etantly killed by Charles Sargent, both
cotorcd. AZ soon as the facts became
known the placs was thrown into state
Of considerable excitement. % I.
Early In the evening the two men had
q Misunderstanding In which considerable
bad blood was developed. Later on they
met In n saloon. Both had been drink.
10y, but Fonntaine was tho drunken Of the
two. About midnight Officers selig and
Easley were passing down Market street,
and when by tho saloon they heard % bois.
ferrous noise, and looked In. Petermsn,
one OF the proprietors, told them 10 come
In and take Fountaine out. Fountaine
WAS bleeding about the mouth, and said
no had been struck by Henry Hicks with
a beer mallet. Tho officers took Foun-
tame out and when they had gotten few
feet up atreet from the saloon he stopped
and began telling them about Hicks strik.
ing him, but never mentioned Ssrgent's
name. After they had stood thore about
ten minuteB tho saloon door opened and
Charley Sargent came out, called Foun-
ta!ne vile name, stepped up to within
three or four feet Of him and began firing
with 32.calibre self.acting revolver. Be-
fore the officers could interfere Sargent
fired hved five shots In rapid succession,
one Of them piercing Fountsine's honrt,
one Of them his arm and his sde and the
other two missing him. Foun!aine fell on
tho pavement, gasped few times and OK.
PRED. When Sargent began firing the
officers grabbed for him, but he was too
quick. Sargent was at once taken to the
jail, where he now Is.
Taylor Fountsine was about forty OF
forty-fve years Of age, strong well-built
man, aud leaves wife and little daughter.
When sober be was polite, civil and In.
dustrious, but when intoxicated he fire..
quently became involved in difficulties,
having been mixed up In several cutting
and shooting Hcrapes. He was brother.
in-law Of Charles Lee, OF thia city, waite.
In Brunhaua' Second ward market restaur.
ant.
Charley Sargent, tho murderer, is about
% or p years Of aye. He is known as
bad character and ono who drank good
deal. He also has been engaged in numer.
GUS difficulties. Officer Selig testified that
Sargent did not Seem to him to be very
much intoxicated at the time OF the muir.
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SUICIDE IN THE COUNTRY,
4 West Liberty Woman Cuts her Tliront
.. with n Knife.

with n Knlfe.
At an early hour yesterday morning
Mrs. Ham Biggs, who lived with her hus.
band at West Liberty, this county, com.
mittcd suicide by cutting her throat with
a butcher knife. The jugular vein was
aeversd, and death wss almost iDstanta,
neous. Mrs. Biggs' relations with her
husband were not entirely happy. Bigga
was her second husband, her frat one
being man named Hawley, who lived
at Wellsburg, and was formerly q police.
man there. BY him tho woman had
one child, but none by Biggs.
Several months ago she and her husband
quarreled and she left him, and they
lived apart for some time. Lately re-
Cancellation was effected, and apparently
everything WAS harmonious in the family
circle, The melancholy event Of yester-
day was a surprise and shock 10 the
woman's husband and friends.
County Coroner Schultzs wns not re-
liably informed OF the suicide until late
yesterday afternoon, He went out last
night to make HI examination into the
case, and il deemed advisable, hold an in,
quest on the body.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord three deeds OF trust and deed made
April u. by Theodore W. Phinney and
wife to Isaiah T. Jones and Hiram H.
Head, OF Sandwich, Bsrustable county,
Mass, in consideration OF S5,2l7.4l and
Tho payment of all debts and liabilities of
the old Norway Tack Company, Tor the in
terest Of snid Phinney in tho Norway Tack
property in this city and in
the Sandwich tack factory at Sandwich,
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DR.. J. II. Pipes, of the Eighth ward.
last night told an ISTELLldExcRR reporter
that the use Of his name on Tuesday even.
ing in Council as candidate for the
vacancy in the Police and Fire Board, was
without his authority. He Was approached
on the subject several days ago, but rather
deprecated the choice OF an Eighth
warder, though he said OF course il the
Republicans chose him he would accept.
He did not know there had been caucus
nomination, did not know Council was to
meet or to fill the vacancy, was not
candidate and is not sorry he WAS not
electpd
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THROUGH THE STATE,
Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia
md Vicinity.


A new G. A. R. Post is to be mustered
In at St. Mary'a m the l4th by Col. Romeo
treer, and one at Davis, about the 18th
by Col. Dewitt J. Piedmont.
Messrs. Kidd & Hays, who have for a
long time conducted the Gilmer county
Banner, have disposed Of that property to
Joe N. Craddock, who has had experience
and promises good, lively paper.
The body Of Carl Brown, M aged citizen
living near Marietta, was found in creek,
From all appearances it was intentional
drowning, as lie had hung his cap, coat
and scarf on bush, end laid his cane on
the bank and deliberately walked into
the creek, whore the water was about two
feet deep. Ho had been in rather feeble
health for some time, but his mind ap.
peared to be all right.
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Col. Thomaa G. Sweeney said to all lS-
TELLGEScER reporter yesterday: You
are mistaken III what you say about
leland property. There arc some houses
to be rented there. | have two myself,
desirable little houses Mt thAt. They
would have been rented easily enough
except that / am being boycotted. II
anybudy wants a nice Island home at rea.
sonablo rent can accommodate him."
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Mound City Gas Compuny Chartered,

Mound City Gas Company Chartered.
Secretary OF State Walker has issued a
charter to the Mound City Gas Company.
organized for the purpose of boring for oil
and natural gas, and for operating wells
and constructing lines Of pipe, ETC., and
with all the rights and privileges OF cor.
porate company. The principal place OF
business is to DO at MoundsviiIe; the
charter to expire April Let, 1907. Ten
thousand dollars have been subscribed and
$1,000 paid in, with the privilege Of in.
creasing tho stock to 100000 in ali. The
shares are 500 each and held rs follows:
Joseph ". Craig, Pittsburgh, sixty shares
+. NJ. Lowry, Wheeling, ten shares
George L: Craig, Pittsburgh, ten shares
and A. Lowrie, Washington, Pa, ten
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U. s. Commissioner Forbes yesterday
afternoon dismissed Benns,. Cook from
custody. the charge on which he was ar
rested, Of falsely claiming to be m U. S.
officer in the revenue nervice Tor tho pur-
pose Of exto1,'ng money, no, having been
established by the evidence. No caae was
found in which Cook extorted, demanded
or received cnsh. Tho statutory otienae is
The extofting Of money, the Government
apparently looking upon the ialso pre-.
tense M n harmless joke unless 1t ia "prc.
tenee lOr ltVenue only"
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INQUEST ON AN INFANT.
Tho Sad Facts Surrounding the Death of a

Chllus
Saturday night Joseph Schrimp, Of East
Wheeling, was arrested on the charge Of
beating his wife. Yesterday the wife's
little child, only a few weeks old, died
suddenly, under circumstances which
caused inquiry, and Coroner Schultze
being notified. went out and held an infor-
NAL inqueat. The City Physician, Dr.. Reed,
accompanied him, and after an autopsy,
gave it as his opinion that the infant had
died in commissions due to the impaired
nourishment obtained from its mother.
The unfit character of the child's natural
food, tho Coroner concluded, WIS proba-
bly, due to the cruel treatment Of the
mother by her husbaud, but under the
circumstances he could only render a yer.
dict OF death from natural causes.
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EOtIce-Secting Of the y. G. T. L.
Working IiOise For sale Bloch Bros.
Perfection Cooking putS-GCO. ". tOhnSOn'H Sons.
Turtle LunCh-IAuS CArl.
Luke Fiuon- Practical Plumber Gas and Steam
Filter.
Use the Gate City Stone Filter-Ewlng Bros.
CAraOlcrys,Al-E. II. List Druggist.
Meesins-FaSs Henry Council No ~.
Grand Opera House shtenAn and Coync.
State Oi nest Virginia.
Grand llnby 5hHY-- bohemian Glass Flowers.
OPEN liuube- LvangeIinc,
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Tho Third Section Of the National Stove
Manufacturer Association adjourned
yesterday, having completed all ia bust.
ness. In addition to the adoption OF a
Uniform classification Of stoves 40 as TO
equalize prioes. the Association refused to
ausent to the all king to stove castings Of a
label certifying that they are cast by union
molders. The members most OF them
lott Tor their homes yesterday, gratitied at
the success OF tho seBsioR in arriving at
what has long been considered a desdi.
satum, and pleased also with their treat
ment while in the Nail City.
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WE have Introduced Il new System Of
selling Watches on the lnS;allment plnn
whereby you can secure II watch ut once
On easy pigments. Chill mud investigate.
JACOB v. GRUBB, Jewcler,
Cor. Twelfth md Mnrket Sts,
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WE have inst received full line Of
SPRING UYkKCOATlNliS, md ARE In
daily receipt Of the intcst Novelties in
Spring SuitingS.
Als6, on hand a handsome limo Of Neck.
vCnr md (icntlcmen's Furnishing foods.
{. HESS a. SONS,
30. 1921 Market Street.
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at the annual congregational meeting
OF the First Presbyterian Church, last
night, it was unanimously resolved to in.
creane the pastors salary from $500 to
81. 600 a year in recognition Of his faith.
ful and ellciont service. The church in.
creased largely in membership and 70.
ccfpta last year. Only three desirable
pows remain 10 be rented,
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John Dunn, Of Bellaire, yesterday sign.
cd with tho Wheeling Base bali club,
which completes tho list. Dunn PLAYED
last season with sseubenville and prior to
that with tho Ballaire Globes, He Is fair
pitcher, good hitter, laat runner and ia n
valuable general PLAYER. His acquisition.
along with that Of Westlake, will give the
home team Il strong hold on the Bellaire
patronage.
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE
| LONG FELT WANT.
Robert Luke


A UCT!ON SALE OF VALUARIE
"a ISLAND LOTS. a DIE
~, me undersigned viii sell at public auction at
s sr '11nt 40, doos Of Ohio Court House on
AZ ~ O'Clock A. NJ the following csrs hfn tots nt.s
i Nos C. O. and p on Broadway. ''''' VIZ
Lo. Nos. 81 and 50 on Work street
o o,s SoS' ". lo9 and lol on Virginia street
los nos. i0t, los. ITO aud Ill On Hunn s,rcc,
LOIS Nos ~, ~ and lS9 on Wabash s,re"i
Lot No. III on Water street. '''ee''
,rr Ems OF sALE-one'thrd. or 70 much OF tho
pay III cash on day OF SALE and the r,si,;rc 10 W
ttIus' yearly Payments with Interest yearly
mom me AZ OF sGle for which payments ,h mr.;
the property. y ueeu Vi trust on
MEss ". V. HOGE 4 nRo A,o,,s
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ONE WEEK ONLY!

For Tho benefit OF our many patrons
we have rented the room formerly occu.
pied by Martin Thornton's Restaurant,
and will continue for one week only to
dispose Of the balance 0! our stock nj
prices lower than ever.
WHEELING CLOTHISH CO.,
1926 Market Street.
j. BRILI.ES, Manager.
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extends n cordial invitation to her Spring
Opening Of artistic millinery novelties,
Pattern nnta aud Bonnets, Of latest oxclu.
siye design, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 3, aud 7, at No. 1911
Main street, Wheeling ". Va.
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extendn cordial invitation 10 her Spring
Opening Of artistlc millinery novelties,
Pattern Hats md Honneta, OF latest oxclu.
rive design, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Tlu'Hiny, April 3, 6 and !, ut No. 1911
Nam ttltGt, Whaling, ". W..
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TnK Now Binding Association, "pcnn
!Mnlnal," will inent every Thursday even
ing at o'clock AT Room No. 5, 1918 Mar.
ket street. Subscriptions for stock re.
ceivea and entrance fees collected. The
directors will meet this evening to elect
uillcere.
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--<S~--
MEh. llnriliu lllnr

extends cordial invitation to her Spring
0pnn'ng Of artistic millinery novelties,
Pattern Hats and Bonnota, OF latest cxclu.
Iivo design, OIL Tueuday, Wednesday and
Thursday, April g., 4 and Z, nj No. 1911
Main street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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RIVER NEWS,

Stage OF the Water and Movements or tho
Boats.
The Scotia is due up to-day enroute
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The v: N. Chancellor passed up yester.
day. This steamer is permanent fix.
t.'re in the Observation-Disclosures trade
aud il doing rushing business.
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TEs MILE s,raightaway race at the Al.
hambra Rink Saturday night. April o.,
between Eugene lianke and James De-
laney, Delaney to receive ono lap start.
Race 10 be called at 8 O'Clock.
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Our Double Fastened School Shoes
are made out Of solid leather, box tip,
high cut, low, broad heels, and are une x.
celled for wear, and We offer them at a
price within the reach OF all, 81 90 to 81 so
per pair, according to size. Call and Gee
them. J. ". AMlCK,
11i3 Main Street,
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VFHNEi I1UUNEt NEW HUNK,
Broadway and Fortieth a,faa., opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Uasino.
Hotel entirely now. Desirable Tor bust.
nnss mon or famiiieB. European l'lan.
Rooms II per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MAGAuIEy 4 W. B. nowHns.
TrhsAw
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Tue largest and choicest line Of Carpe.s
and Rugs ever brought to the city at
SToSH 4 Thomas
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As reported by Cbriatian schnepi, drug
gist, 0pera Houae corner, yeo'erday;
IAN. yA,u i2R 3EA. TEN
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Wnather-- FaiT